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The "Jerusalem" daily newspaper - the oldest and most widespread in Palestine - was founded in 1951 by the late dean of the Palestinian press, Professor Mahmoud Abu al-Zulf, and was issued in the name of "jihad" at the time. In March 1967, before the June war, the newspaper's name changed to "Jerusalem", but it ceased publication due to the war, and it returned to readers in November 1968.

Manage it
After the death of the founding dean of the Palestinian press, founder Professor Mahmoud Abu Al-Zulf, its board of directors is chaired by his son Ziad Abu Al-Zulf, and his son Walid Abu Al-Zulf is editor-in-chief, Maher Al-Sheikh, Editor-in-Chief, Hani Al-Abbasi, Director of Finance and Administration. To different departments, they number 120 employees, divided into 8 departments.

Development
Jerusalem has graduated its number of pages from 4 at the beginning of its publication until it has now reached 36 and many pages, of which 12 are color pages, while work is being done to increase the color pages to twenty pages.

leadership
Since its establishment, Jerusalem has been distinguished by keeping pace with technology. After it was printed in commercial presses, in 1958 it became printed in private newspaper printing houses. In 1958, Al-Quds printing press was the first of its kind in the region (Hot-Metal type-setting machine), before it was updated to (Duplex printing press). In 1983, an advanced Web Offset printing press was introduced. A few years ago, Al-Quds witnessed a technological revolution in the world of newspaper printing, as it introduced the acclaimed (Direct to plate) system for printing newspapers.

Sections developed
Jerusalem was a pioneer in introducing the computer into editing pages and receiving news and pictures from news agencies and correspondents. For years, the newspaper witnessed a technological revolution, introducing the Internet through the latest microwave and optical fiber lines.
The newspaper now has a huge fleet of "Apple" devices that most of the newspaper employees work on, as it has more than ten servers, each one is specially designed for special work, some of them are for news agencies, as they all work within an internal computerized "Rapid browser" system, which is considered one of the The latest systems used worldwide.

The most widespread
According to the neutral opinion polls, Al-Quds is the undisputed newspaper of Palestine, as polls by an independent authority showed that more than 80% of readers prefer Jerusalem over others, in addition to a website for the newspaper ranked number 41 globally.

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